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Sherman Wetland: 2016-10-06 14:00:00 (DOY 280)
Author: Joe Verfaillie
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Summary: Fixed NDVI, PRI sensors, lots of wasps.

Sherman Wetland
2016-10-06

I arrived about 2pm. It was clear, sunny and warm. They have completed the mowing that started last week. The east side of the levee has been mowed now making it much easier to drive along it to the beginning of the boardwalk. There are lots of wasps buzzing around the boardwalk. Maybe better to do this site early in the morning when it’s cold.

I fixed the PRI and NDVI sensors. Their SDI-12 wires had been pulled loose from the control port. It was a tight stretch to get them back in, so I added an extension wire to a four port screw terminal. This worked well.

Here too, I opened the wash box lid and threw in some moth balls. I left the lid open hoping the wasps will relocate.

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Graphs display:
7 sets found

Can't check MBWPEESWGT_mixed
Can't check MBEEWPSWEPGT_cam
15 SW_met graphs found

Temperatures

Water Temperature Profile A

Water Temperature Profile B

Soil Temperature Profile C2

Soil Heat Flux

Four channel Radiometer

Sherman Wetland PAR

PRI Channels

NDVI Channels

Water level and Rain

Dissolved CO2

Air Pressure

Battery Voltage and RH

Soil Temperature Profile C1

SRS NDVI and PRI

4 SW_flux graphs found

CO2 and H2O

Wind

Methane

Data Counts

Can't check MBSWEEWPBCBA
Can't check SW_Temp
14 SW_Temp graphs found

Temperatures

CO2 and H2O

Wind

Methane

Data Counts

Temperature Profile A

Temperature Profile B

Temperature Profile C

Soil Heat Flux

Four-channel radiometer

NDVI Channels

PAR

Air Pressure and Water Level

Air T and RH

No data found for SW_arable.

 
 

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